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1826 1848 1850 1856 1861 1869 1893 1896 1900 1920 First public school for girls is open in Boston Massachusetts First women s rights convention held Seneca Falls New York Unmarried women allowed to own land in Oregon Married women granted patent rights in Connecticut Married women control over their earnings in Illinois and Ohio Women granted suffrage in Wyoming s state elections Women granted suffrage in Colorado s state elections Women granted suffrage in Idaho s state elections All states at this time have passed legislation granting married women the right to keep their own wages and keep property in their own name The 19th Amendment is passed granting women over the age of 21 the right to vote in federal and state elections To what extent did the women s rights movement of the 1840s impact women s access to the American Dream O The women s rights movement of the 1840s had no impact on women s access to the American Dream becau women lost political and economic power as a result of the Seneca Falls Convention O The women s rights movement of the 1840s had little impact on women s access to the American Dream Wh individual states changed the economic and political rights for some women there were no immediate national changes The women s rights movement of the 1840s had a moderate impact on women s access to the American Dream While states were slow to change women s economic rights nationally women gained the same political rights a men The women s rights movement of the 1840s had a great impact on women s access to the American Dream because women immediately gained the same political and economic power as men throughout the